We know that not everyone will be taking time off over Christmas, and unfortunately IT problems don’t always take a break for the festive period either!

We know that not everyone will be taking time off over Christmas, and unfortunately IT problems don’t always take a break for the festive period either!

It’s likely you’ve seen the news about a new, highly dangerous vulnerability on your computers. In techie language, it’s referred to as ‘Log4j’. But, is this something you should be concerned with?

The way in which we all work has changed dramatically over the last 18 months – flexible working is here to stay, and as such, technology and the way it supports productivity and collaboration has needed to adapt.

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If you’re working on an Excel sheet that you need someone to confirm or agree to, you can now get them to sign it – and here’s how…

It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Microsoft Teams – and we love how they’re always trying to improve and update features to enhance the user experience.

This expanded emoji update brings you the fun and expressiveness that you love into your Teams messages along with a wider range of diverse emojis. This emoji expansion is available for Teams desktop app ( Windows and Mac), Teams mobile (Android and iOS) and Teams on the web.

Soon you, as the Microsoft Teams organiser, will be able to create a customer registration page for any meeting. This feature is designed for webinars. This feature will be available for meeting organisers using the Teams desktop application on Windows and Mac and for Teams on the web.

We love it when a simple yet powerful change comes along – and this is the perfect example.